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making when the deadliest attacks in u.s. history preliminary intelligence abu agila mohammad masud kheir al-marimi is accused of making the bomb that detonated while the jet was flying over lockerbie, scotland. welcome to "fox news live". he extradited to the nine states to face prosecution. it is expected to make his initial appearance here in washington tomorrow. david is life outside the white house with the latest. good afternoon david regards mike as you mention two to 70 people killed at sooner 59 on board and 11 on the ground in lockerbie, scotland on the 21st of december , 88. thirty-five students from syracuse, university among those pretty terrible tragedy. and as he mentioned we are getting to mark 34 years here in 10 days. now the lockerbie, scotland and u.s. custody. already in the libyan prison for a few years on unrelated charges, on his way back pretty

will be in federal court here in washington d.c. tomorrow afternoon. but after a two year negotiation back-and-forth the u.s. was able to get him into custody and extradited back to the united states to face these charges. now a pan am flight 103 was headed to jfk airport in new york city. eventually it was then to go to detroit but blew up over lockerbie, scotland. he is accused of making the bomb that exploded. two others were charged but never extradited to the united states. in this tragedy is the first to face charges on u.s. soil. tom amber mount with 36 result there there he is when he died becoming on a business trip survived by his wife and two daughters what was booked was a brother in the last hour who credited the white house and the biden administration. but the same time believes iran was involved, listen to this. >> you are a senator in 1988.

you know the story more than anyone else. i do believe you should come out in front of the american public specifically sometime today and lay out a specific plan. not to say that i'm not happy were following. cap the promise but what is happening next? what would be the result that iran is implicated in this cowardly act? so mr. president you are on the timeclock. >> the late libyan leader accepted responsibility for the bombing and paid restitution to the victims families. but always denied organ the attacker and he is since deceased. and might come in 2020 about two years ago the attorney general announced charges on december 21, 2020 the 32nd anniversary. >> let there be no mistake, no amount of time or distance.

the united states and our scottish partners from pursuing justice. this is forever seared in our memories. >> there is no question the pan am 103 attack was aimed at the united states. >> of reach up to the white house for a statement. nothing at this point are to see if the president might want to make a comment celebrating what these families believe is a victory to get this man back on american soil, mike. mike: you made reference to the 35 syracuse university students who were coming home at christmas time after a semester spent abroad. one can only hope those families and all the families get a sense of comfort or something that this guide may be brought to justice. >> and mike, syracuse university put out a statement earlier praising what happened here today and is saying that always the families have been on the minds of the syracuse university

family for the last 34 years. >> never forgotten. david starting us off from the north lawn thank you very much. united states central command announcing that killed two isis leaders in a successful helicopter raid part one of those killed was involved in the plot thickens facilitation of the group's deadly terror actions in eastern sierra. u.s. officials are warning isis continues to pursue an aggressive operational agenda on the deaths of leaders will disrupt the organization's ability to carry out these attacks. twitter files released late last night more expected some tentative questions persist of a former ceo jack dorsey's testimony before congress back in 2018. critics allege she lied under oath about the tech giants censorship. alexandria hoff is alive with latest developments, hello alex. >> is fourth batch of twitter documents compiled into thread by writer michael, this time the focus is on the push from within and outside of twitter to ban former president trump from the platform. now what stood out is then ceo jack dorsey will he was on

vacation at the time this decision was made. it is still unclear how involved dorsey was with content moderation. shared this, from january 7, jack dorsey e-mails employees think twitter needs to remain consistent in its policies including the right of users to return to twitter after temporary suspension. after, roth reassures employee that people who care about this are happy with where we are. not roth is the former head of trust and safety. the same time shall burger reports the company had been receiving pressure from notable outsiders including former first lady michelle obama to permanently remove trumps account for the same push was coming from within the company's progressive staff he writes. when a method for removal did come with a new policy quote around 11:30 a.m. pacific time roth dm since college with news is excited to share guess what he writes, jack just approve repeat offender specific

integrity the new approach would create a system or five violations or strikes would result in permanent suspension. now there was a singular dissenting voice that was noted in the document sing junior employee expressed this may be a slippery slope read more documents are expected to be released sometime today, mike. mike: alexandria hoff live in washington thanks a lot. let's begin today's potable. aaron aced publican strategist tag strategy vice president former communications director for% tech gurus. former chair of the national bar association, panels welcome. >> is great to have you both. the twitter files have been drip, drip, drip what are your big takeaways? >> assume everything republic at seven talking about in terms of shadow banning, this being an ad hoc decision by twitter and the fact there is clearly political bias that existed within the highest ranks of twitter. eight if you look beyond just

the donations they overwhelmingly major democrats. all this pans out to be correct. not only are there apologies are too many republicans who are called conspiracy theorist but now is a time for action to be taken. we need to make sure not only all the transparency from elon musk and there is no messing around with that. but congress is making decisions when it comes to section 2:30. whether this is a platform or publisher at this point their choices are sank there acting much more as a publisher than a platform. mike: scott, we heard concerns from both on big tech. there's things on capitol hill what are your takeaways from these releases? and do you expect more hearings or do you expect perhaps a bipartisan agreement on something? >> i expect hearings for sure. they've called for nightly transparency but more regulation if you will bird free speech is a tough issue. on one hand it makes this country outstanding in the best country for us to be in. at the same time whether it's hate speak, offensive speech

that deals attacks that safety and welfare of others at the problem. you've got to have a balance for don donald trump's got a first limit right to do it. but there's a process to review and a process to eliminate him from twitter, that if they filed that process regardless of democratic pressure or republican pressure doesn't really matter they went to the process. the hearing will explore that. also, look for elon musk to continue to weigh in and donald trump to continue to weigh in and all elected officials to weigh in on regulatory big tech or not. >> sam bankman fried who was at the top of this collapse and said he would answer the questions were in a capitol veteran when you are your expectations? >> i expect a lot of members make the best headlight what question can they ask will trip sam bankman fried up at what happen what did he know in

weather and is liable for this. this clearly millions and millions of dollars in question. there are americans have lost their livelihoods because of the sky. in his attempt to continue to say his ignorance of the law means he should not be held liable is ridiculous. i expect strong, strong arguments about the republicans and democrats trying to get to the bottom of this. mike: scott do you condone a bipartisan beating i'm not condoning violence but tougher both parties request as a white collar criminal defense lawyer and prepping witness of for about what he has to face. very surprise is voluntarily coming forward. he has conceded he does not have all the documents if you will. this may be a political pr ploy but it's very dangerous for him by the feds, d.o.j., sec and others are watching. even though what is doing is not covered by the sec per se but there's fraud involved. if you transfer millions of dollars to another company within 30 days you file for bankruptcy causing multimillion dollar losses, not base screams

of fraud and will get investigation. i would not do this hearing the parallel proceedings or investigations but only in the bahamas the u.s. but all people invested in this project if you will. and so talking under oath before congress worth politico not a legal review is very dangerous. his words will be held against him. so look for how much she will disclose or not disclosed. mike: and like he should give your call for legal consult they are. >> if he's got money left. [laughter] mike: of the week in politics ended with senator krysten sinema suddenly the democratic party and being an independent. fellow independents under bernie sanders were not impressed, take a listen to this. kirk's democrats are not all that enthusiastic about somebody don't sabotage something the most important legislation that protects the interests of working families and voting

rights and so forth. she is a corporate democrat who has in fact along with senator manchin sabotage enormously important legislation. mike: aaron is this all about was sinema things will help her in 2024? >> this is a purely political move. krysten sinema in the very well-known rows she is disliked by both immigrants and republicans known is a huge fan of her as a senator. it was very clear she's going to a primary arizona paired right now she's calling arizona democrat bluff. are you going to try to lose the seat to a republican in 2024 by splitting the vote between me and others or if it is her a going to split the democrat vote between the two letter publican run free? this is purely political. she's trying to save her skin for 24. mike: or democrats care she's voting like a democrat? parks not in the politics of rental in the senate. it will not make much difference there.

but sinema is very unpopular even arizona for this is political chest. she calls independent to give yourself a chance because she's not going to win the primary. the risk of having independent run with republican and a democrat and the democrats are willing to take that risk for this nothing they can do about it now they're stuck with that. sinema is no friend to the democrats on the police brutality build the voting rights legislation and push that through, those are big losses for the democrats. not so much with the manchin but with manchin sentiment was summoned her constituents. weeds are conservatives like manchin her constituents, 80% of them wanted her to vote for that legislation and stop the filibuster when she refused to do that let's not forget that. >> she did not vote democrats 93% -- but she did but she's a solid democrat progress such as a solid independent. >> right discussions, thank you both.

sandboxes sending gymboree interviews strategic communications john kirby former secretary of state fox news contributor mike pompeo. lots of talk about 2024 that's coming up after the show, stay tuned. karen is set to make history as the first woman to serve as the mayor of los angeles. bass will be sworn in later this after the vice president kamala harris administering her oath of office. before taking of the top job of the nation's second-largest city, bass served six terms in the u.s. house of representatives as well as in the california state assembly. bass says one of her top priorities in office will be tackling the homeless crisis in l.a. the biden administration now asking for more than $3 billion in congress to prepare for potential surge of migrants of the southern border after title 42 ends. we'll have a live report after the break.

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threat. the crowd was evacuated safely and no explosives were found. riverside theater thanked the police department and their customers for a quote orderly exit and announced they're working with reschedule. please have the investigation is ongoing. and these are live images were southern border, the bite administration is asking for $3 billion to fight the migrant surge as a deadline for title 42 near scum this as the surge continues to skyrocket, bill melugin is live in la joya, texas good afternoon bill per. >> good afternoon to you. yet another significant fennel bus to tell you about, this one in arizona for taking a look at the photo given out by cbp cbp officers at the port of entry in arizona seizing 211,000 fentanyl pills and 2.4 pounds of pure fentanyl powder at the port of entry that was all hidden in a

drug smuggler's vehicle hit in the backseat of that car. cbp reports about 60000 of those fentanyl pills where the rainbow colored bills that dea has been warning about which art marketed for younger audiences. we'll keep it in arizona to get down to tucson arizona sector protect look at these photos. agents and reporting they recently encountered five separate groups totaling 300 migrants coming in really from all around the world bird border patrols of these groups are made up of people from 17 different countries and three different continents on the showing it's not just the northern triangle country showing up anymore. then we'll figure out the california protect look at these and buckshot border patrol and reporting they recently arrested an active ms 13 gang member who cross the border illegally cbp reports in fiscal year 2022 border patrol agents arrested 312 of these ms 13 gang members who cross our border illegally.

we'll take you back to arizona for another criminal arrest, take a look at this and buckshot here. this is a convicted child predator he's a guatemalan national cabin border patrols tucson arizona sector this man's name is perez. border patrol he has aggravated child molestation in georgia in 2013 but he was sentenced to five years thankfully our agents arresting him before he crossed back into the country illegally. back at your life, mike is these criminal arrest how the concerns with the amount of got away's slipping past border patrol these days. more than 70000 last month but since a new fiscal year began on october 1, more than 135,000 people have slipped past our border patrol agents without ever being caught. who's amongst those people? common criminals? we will never know will send it back to you. bill melugin live in la joya, texas doing a phenomenal job. thank you very much. a los angeles city council member caught on camera at a

christmas event cabinet just returned to the public eye after a leaked audiotape revealed he participated in the meeting were racist remarks or exchange. charles watson has a latest developments on this story good afternoon charles. >> a good afternoon mike. los angeles councilman has become quite the controversy of ever since he and other councilmembers were heard earlier this year on leaked audio recordings making racist comments. for at least a couple of months has been tension between the councilman and those calling for his resignation. on friday those tensions evolved into violence. [inaudible] [inaudible] heh, heh, heh. trixie was out of the event by activist calling for his resignation but at one point the councilman got in to a room and

tries to close the door and protesters but they make their way in. things get physical. this fight happened hours after activists demanding his resignation at a city council meeting following fallout of his racist comments captured an audio that was leaked in october. jason the man he sees slamming in that video was the aggressor race office of the statement quote launch the pelvic thrusts followed by a headbutt to my forehead. my response in defense of myself was to push him off of me and the ensuing striker struck me in the face with a closed fist violently elbowed a female staff member and injured. the lawyer tells vox video footage clearly shows him and his supporters initiating this assault while he stands with his

hands up. not only as kevin de leon lost all political legitimacy is claims he was the one attacked here simply underscores how his loss of touch with reality. a lot of back and forth in this violent situation. we are told both the men in this case councilman deleon have filed a police report it with the lapd. the lapd is investigating at this point request another incident from the lapd to sort out. charles watson, thanks a lot. moscow, idaho still an edge will please continue their search for information in the murder of four college students. we'll get the latest updates,xt next p. you can't always prevent what's going on outside... ...that's why qulipta® helps what's going on inside. qulipta® gets right to work. in a 3-month study, it'sa®

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have been among the graduates this weekend. alexis mcadams is live and moscow, idaho with more hi alexis. >> 's family should have been here celebrating still left with more questions and answers. now we can tell you please send a warning out over the weekend during winter graduation time the families and people around campus to travel in groups and remain vigilant was one month ago this horrific the university of idaho one month later still no arrests in the case for the student stabbed to death in that home will they were sleeping police still investigating the quadruple murder that has rocked the campus. we now know the victims got back to that house around 2:00 a.m. in the morning were killed sometime between three and 4:00 a.m. what happened inside the house, still under investigation. these innocent college kid stabbed to death one month ago investigators are still trying to piece it together. the families of gentoo xana

kernodle, madison mogen, ethan chapin and kaylee goncalves. there looking for a fixed blade knife in the tips role in recitation of moscow is not slowing down. >> 's case is not going cold. we have tips coming in. we have investigators out every day interviewing people. we are still reviewing evidence. we are still looking at all aspects of this. i said early on no stone will go untold turn too. i mean that we are going to continue. this case is not going cold. >> right now investigators are looking to track down this white hen they allowed to write you are looking at those are stock images are examples of the car they're looking for this is the biggest piece of evidence we've had out here at the scene in several days. police believe the people in that car could have vital information in the case. the house is near a dead end in moscow to the car was parked or driving by the house it means they really had to be in close proximity were they think these people could hold some clues.

>> alexis mcadams live in moscow, many thanks. >> ukrainian forces are fighting to take back the russian occupied city as russian drones at target energy infrastructure in odesa leaving ukraine's largest port city in the dark. nate foy has more, hello nay. >> hey mike. we note multiple russian shoulders in a long range artillery strike from the ukrainians overnight which as you mention is currently under russian control. the death toll is up for debate right now. pro- russian authorities say two russians were killed with dozens more injured for the armed forces of ukraine says 150 russians were injured, 50 of whom were sent to the hospital. i want you to take a look at this video taken just after that strike. this happened at a hotel or russian forces were staying. reportedly the ukrainians is the mobile rocket system that was

provided by the united states for this strike. they do that to they can reach areas beyond the front lines and disorganize the russian troops it's more difficult for them to organize a counter offensive. but to the northeast the city is destroyed take a look at this next video. president zelenskyy describes this as a city in ruins. russian forces tried to control but so far they have been unsuccessful expending tremendous resources in the process. what they have unfortunately been successful in doing, it might come as knocking out power to millions of ukrainians were take a look at the next video from the city of odesa. this was after a drone strike on saturday. you can see the city is quite literally in the dark. he is president zelenskyy explaining the situation there. >> more than 1.5 million people in the odesa region are without

electricity. only critical infrastructure is connected in as much as it is possible to supply electricity. >> might, regional officials did not say exactly what was hit but they did say it could take two or three months to fix. right now crews are focusing on hospitals and critical infrastructure to try to restore power as quickly as they possibly can we will send it back to you. thirty-six nate foy at live in the ukrainian capitol tonight, thanks a lot. russian drums of knockout energy facilities in the chrétien port city of odesa leaving all noncritical infrastructure that powers are and we live in studio advisor to ukraine's minister of energy, welcome. >> thank you mike. >> let's talk about the situation in odesa. more than a million and have people left without power. obviously ukraine is a cold-weather country. what are your concerns about people in the cold there? >> this is a horrible situation. because the odesa region they

continue to shell this region for a week. this is not the first attacker. said they destroyed five substations that supplied power to the entire region. not only to the households but also for the poorest that ensures supply of green the so-called green corridor they want to interrupt this supplied with. >> you work for the energy ministry, why are you here in washington? what could the united state's government help? >> ukraine has. [inaudible] we are in the age of our resilience. we desperately need equipment to substitute that one which was heated by russians. we ask american government to provide us with transformers, the equipment we need now and we need not that new equipment but

that had already been used in the united states which lifecycle is almost ended. >> if you do not get that equipment what is your fear? >> we are afraid of the humanitarian catastrophe. a huge humanitarian catastrophe. ukraine cannot supply one surge of our needs for electricity. if they will continue they attacked the infrastructure but it may appear not only odesa will be without power and electricity, we need to ensure our critical infrastructure remains in working condition. mike: russians haven't attacked the power grid where they protect water supply at times. do you consider these war crimes? >> would you consider this a war crime. they attack mainly civilian infrastructure.

because energy system is the backbone of everything else. without electricity you cannot have water and services in your apartments. in the wintertime it is especially terrible. space is another energy issue is the nuclear power plant. there is been shelling near that power plants. a lot of concern about that across the world. is it possible to create a buffer zone around that power plant to make sure it is not destroyed? >> that was our goal from the beginning of the war asked international atomic agency to provide these kind of a buffer zone to not let some disaster happened. but now we see russians also shell around other nuclear power stations. they do want to cut the power and we will not be able to supply power to atomic stations as well to nuclear stations.

they will have to work on the local generators which is very dangerous for them. mike: on a personal level you are a ukrainian official. you've been working very hard for your country. your country has also been at war for 10 months a war you did not choose. how is your family holding up during this difficult time? >> it is really very difficult. because my mom and my older son are still in kyiv and i stay in kyiv as well. my younger son is in berlin alone. i tried to visit him but this is very difficult. i have to spend almost 15 hours to get to berlin from kyiv. this is not an easy trip especially in the winter without light it's dangerous on the roads. parts of your family members thought about leaving the country like many ukrainians unfortunately have been forced to do? >> my mom is 82 and she refused to leave ukraine. she prefers to stay with others

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>> is splashdown. tranquility base. greg's orion space castle into a short time ago sword within 60 miles of the moon surface. the spacecraft has now completed the first step of nasa's plan to send man back to the moon. join me now veteran astronaut scientist tom jones, thrilled to have a very. >> good news today about the orion. >> how you success a jet assessed based on what you have seen it what it means for the space program going forward? >> at the best possible news of her nasa's program called artemis.

this admission almost four weeks long with success will be on nasa's dream. everything including the most important i got off the pad on november 16 perfect injection into a literate trajectory per than the orion spacecraft did its job for the three and half week commission for the ultimate test today was checking out the heat shield during the 25000-mile bar reentry from lunar distance it came through with flying colors the crews are about to start hauling the orion capsule back aboard the recovery ship. >> you mention the heat shield we see crews heading out to retrieve what is left of the rocket where the actual equipment. what will nasa be studying physically gained possession of the equipment? >> well, first thing they won't look at is of course the heat shield condition. they want to make sure there's no spots he got close to a burn through familiar material on the bottom of the capsule. but if that performed then we

will be looking at more detail in terms of how the parachute systems all 11 parachutes had to function properly. the flotation system on the capsule and they did some crucial flight test if you will bobbing on the ocean they checked the cooling system which would keep the crew cabin comfortable for the astronauts after they return from the moon on the next mission artemis to brickwork cells are live images just off baja, california working for nasa tv previously folks popping up its live nasa tv feed. the images are very powerful, very compelling. so tom, your thoughts on how soon it may be before we see men go back to the moon? >> is an porton first step out of the way we look at the data from this mission will take several months to do that. then they are on track for 2024 launch of artemis to protect the human crew swinging around the moon for about a 10 day mission for that checks out all the life support systems aboard the orion

with crew aboard for the first time since 1972 at lunar distance parade that sets the stage for the third mission which puts humans back on the moon they're going to be americans of course on the first flight. later on international partners will join us on setting up an outpost a research base around 2030. mike: you to space on a space shuttle. it seems to me when they are winding down the space shuttle people were down they weren't sure how man would get back to space going forward. is that right? what is the spirit right now for nasa and the space program going forward? >> 's nasa did bottom out in 2011 they had to release a lot of the work force of the kennedy space center and things look pretty bleak because the commercial sector not shown up to supply and run astronauts up to the international space station. but that occurred starting at about 2020 even the orion's space launch system moon rocket were behind schedule they have

shown up and done their job. i think it kennedy space center at johnson space center in houston a lot of backslapping today and celebrations this mission went so well but the u.s. has arrived on the threshold of getting people back on the surface of the moon. and i think the workforce has completely rebounded but it's a lot more exciting now instead of just the one trip space shuttle path or program board we've got the vibrant commercial sector plus they nasa full moon rocket and the orion. it is a complementary program of capability no other nation can match right now. >> assuring her audience of orion looking back at eartha regis were. i am a confess space a geek. it's obviously been your life's work. in your final moments here why should this matter? why should folks at home care about this? >> the 21st century this is the ticket to beget technological leader if you can compete and stay ahead in the space arena this is a most important technological sector we can compete with and without

armed conflict is not a space race but as a demonstration of our u.s. technological capability our educational system, our aerospace industry and all those things together have succeeded in putting artemis one through its paces. if we can keep that leadership position we can invite partners along with us for this no question we can start to make use of the resources of outer space the moon, the asteroids to help us on our way to mars this is a really big springboard we have accomplished ending today. thirty-six tom jones veteran astronaut and planetary scientist thrilled to have it sent out a day of great news. >> thank you. brexit meanwhile a japanese company is taking its own shot at the moon by the company's private land are blasted off atop a spacex rocket early this morning the lander will deploy to robotic rovers on the moon's surface. one of which belongs to the united arab emirates but it is expected to take nearly five months for it to arrive. in comparison nasa orion capsule took five days to reach the moon

for the japanese company designed its craft use limited fuel in order to save money and leave tomorrow for cargo. i space is aiming to build a fully staffed lunar colony by 2040, sign me up. just two weeks until christmas day we will learn how one organization is helping military families in bringing america together this holiday season. that is next.

mike: operation homefront is under its to build strong military families this holiday season by giving meals and urgent financial assistance to families in need. since 2010 the holiday meals were military program has served more than 600,000 family members. joining me today operation over and chief operating officer. cert welcome. >> thanks for the invitation mike. >> will take a look at the needs of military families. 2.4 million veterans live paycheck to paycheck. 1.5 million below the poverty line, 1.5 causing house burden 24% of active duty service members the food insecurity

troubling numbers, with operation homefront doing to help? >> operation homefront mission is to help build strong stable they thrive. thriving those communities they work so hard to protect. to get after some of the numbers you highlighted are critical financial assistance program is one of the biggest tools. we provide assistance with the main goals that most american families have every month. something for housing whether it rent or mortgage, transportation, insurance utility bills and in some cases food assistance. there's the unexpected auto repair te that help to read the circumstances for the first chapter the book with very sad ending. >> active duty service members nearly one quarter of them are dealing with some sort of food

insecurity when we are asking them to be overseas and fight for our country, what about t that? >> is a very concerning number like you highlighted. we got holiday meals for military program this year we are hosting 128 events the writer of the holiday. to help our military families in need. we focus on paying c1 -- e6. they tend to have young children in the home. they've got a lot of bills. one have a quality meal with friends and family precursors also the toy drive. what are you doing to bring joy to the youngest members of military families? >> to pick up toys are part of dollar tree, would pick up toys from over 7000 dollar tree stores nationwide. we parted various units we assign them a store.

extended by the shoppers of the dollar tree and in many cases those of the toys they use for that unit holiday party requests obviously charted donors want to make sure the money's going to those in need for the proper purposes. my understanding is operation homefront has an excellent record on that front. >> we do were very proud of our charity navigator before start rating were also proud to say 88% of all the funds to be a go our programs. we know donors very rightly went to make sure they monies being used properly we are proud to report the high confidence organization you can trust. mike: breeder general robert thomas from operation homefront. operation homefront.org. thank you and merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. what sets off of this are fox news leopard boxes under shede' anved bring this am mike emmanue thanks fors watching. the dream.

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